This was the direct result of the wording of the former Article 1770 octies , according to which it was the revised tax assessment alone that triggered the application of the penalty.

The pre-birth assessment ended upon M’s birth, and the care proceedings were triggered by a referral from the hospital following the applicant’s re-admittance, five days after having given birth, apparently

The adversarial procedure would be triggered by an application to be lodged by the prisoner or his or her lawyer.

Even if the possibility of re-examination of the case is triggered by a an administrative act or a judgment awarding damages for a wrongdoing committed by a State institution, any individual responsibility

This new initiative was also triggered by recent judgments of the Court having found violations of the Convention in that area (see Kuttner v. Austria, no.

The water flooding into the boat had triggered a free-surface effect ( ελεύθερη επιφάνεια ) both on the deck and in the hull and cabin.

    As to the value judgment associating the applicant’s name with companies which were State debtors, the court held that it had been triggered by the applicant’s past or present partner or

    As to the present case, the Court considers that the applicant made an arguable complaint of ill-treatment before the domestic authorities which triggered their procedural obligation under

In 1996 Mr Loutchansky triggered a row in America after a photograph was published of him with President Clinton in 1993. Mr Loutchansky has denied any wrongdoing.” 2.

general public • Adequate assessment of risk • Imminent threats emanating from particular group of fans not apparent to police before the assault was perpetrated • Special diligence obligation not triggered

His arrest and prosecution had been triggered by the conference that he had arranged.

Some expressed approval of the attackers’ actions (as having been triggered by the authorities’ inaction against the drug trafficking), but denied that they had personally taken part in the attack. 28.

[considering the nature of the injuries] T.T. would have experienced a sharp, strong pain at the moment of their infliction which would have triggered adequate self-defensive or other movements. 3.

It was possible that the click of the key turning sounded like a gun being cocked and that this triggered their reaction.

    On 7 October 2000 Compass published a third article written by the applicant, under the headline “Burgas no. 1 education chief removed” and with the sub ‑ headline “ Compass triggered

His death had been caused by cardiovascular deficiency triggered by cardiomyopathy. No injuries were found on A.P.’s body.

The obligations of a State party to conduct a preliminary inquiry into the facts and to submit the case to its competent authorities for prosecution are triggered by the presence of the alleged offender

The recognition of such working conditions triggered specific benefits related to the amount of salary, working schedule (fewer hours of work, more days of annual leave), pension ‑ related rights

However, it would emphasise that that obligation may differ, both in content and in terms of its underlying rationale, depending on the particular situation that has triggered it (see Banks and Others

The applicant refused to confess and told the police officers that he would not tell them anything in the absence of his lawyer, which triggered a new series of beatings.